Dorothy Fitchew (1889-1975) “I Must Go Seek Some Dewdrops Here, And Hang a Pearl in Every Cowslip’s Ear.” Midsummer Night’s Dream, Act II, Scene I (c. 1911-1915) Source
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Dorothy Fitchew (1889-1975) “I Must Go Seek Some Dewdrops Here, And Hang a Pearl in Every Cowslip’s Ear.” Midsummer Night’s Dream, Act II, Scene I (c. 1911-1915) Source
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William Shakesqueer
anyone fw shakespeare in lingerie…👀
Romeo, romeo, where for art thou romeo🥹😩
deny thy father and refuse thy name; or, if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love, and i'll no longer be a capulet.
how did you know shakespeare was my fave😏✨
Me whenever i go through a bad period: hold up lemme write a play about this shit
Letters from Beyond Sleep
After scooping the burdens of my days from my head and scattering them through the city's streets, a sorrowful bird alighted upon my shoulder, playing upon the strings of my heart with its severed fingers. In the second after darkness, I search the kitchen cupboard for a knife. I draw it from its drawer and, with my own hand, stab the blackness of my accursed solitude. Beneath the angels' bed lie poems stained with madness, as though they curse the poet the moment I bring them into the world and they begin to breathe. Beneath my pillow I keep my black coat, that I may mock the wind when I ascend to the heavens and rest my head upon a sleeping cloud, until the night ceases its turning. Coincidences are stories outside the text, outside the sky, outside Paradise. They are nothing but a gypsy dance, forever imitating the rain. All those who conspire in secret dream of mermaids. In their dreams they are fashioned not from clay, but from air, so they may breathe a little longer after the thunderous snoring of their wives.
Amal Ayed Al-Babili